paulrbrown
@osi Dragging to iCal works and also makes it possible to add it to a non-default calendar.
| @osi Thanks! I'll give that a shot. |
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| @OdeToCode It's more than a little ironic for someone with their name on the XML Namespaces spec to throw stones at other W3C work product. |
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| What's the p4 equivalent of darcs whatsnew -s? |
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| Back from lunch at Black Bottle (http://ping.fm/kfPSQ), and it was pretty good. |
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| Is there a way around the immutability of iCal events created from Mail.app via Exchange? |
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| Fixed issues that were causing blank pages on my blog. Question now is why exception handling wasn't catching things... |
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| @bobmcwhirter I'm grumping about the difference between "4" and 4, which may or may not mean the same thing depending on the language. |
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| Am I wrong to be irritated by people who implement JSON APIs as though JavaScript was the sole target client language? Free clue: It's not. |
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| @gensym Aquamacs, in particular, is great for Haskell. Using it right now, AAMOF. |
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| iChat's been dying on me, too, but the logging is better: "WARNING: JabberNode: missing error code in <error> tag" Look familiar ... ... |
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| Requesting my location via Google Maps (via BlackBerry GPS) says "Your location to the nearest 2300 meters." How is that useful?!? |
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| @spullara Have a look at Interactive Brokers (http://is.gd/12LF). |
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| @nevernormal1 Doh! So much for that regex, then. I've been picking up a few followers of the form "brandy\d+" and "kristen\d+" per day. |
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| Reading someone's code that abuses "extends" and wanting to pair with them — so I can hit their knuckles with a yardstick if they try again. ... |
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| Listening to the washer sing the little song that it sings when a load is done. |
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| In my experience so far, anyone with a name of the form [a-zA-Z]+\d+ is a Twitter spammer. |
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| @wesm Where on the Oregon Coast? |
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| @twleung You can add JaCOb (http://is.gd/10IR) to your list of Actor implementations. It has the twist that it's persistent. |
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| @twleung Theory or practice (e.g., in Erlang or Scala or...) for Actors? |
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